if there was a problem, obviously, they could call them back immediately and do what we always do at nasa, houston, we have a problem and take care of it. washington, we have a problem. dale huls, good to speak you, you speak in a rational and sensible manner, which i appreciate, thank you. thank you very much. i want to bring in two people that disagree on the shut down. on the right connie mac the former congresswoman. connie mac, you can take any view you like but in the end 11 days in and the government is still shut down. it s pretty shameful, isn t it? simple in what way, the government shut down. shameful, shameful. oh, shameful. i m sorry, shameful. it s shameful but this has been brewing for a long time. you know, dale just talked about it how there is a c.r. after c.r. after c.r. continuing resolution.
believe it or not supports the shutdown. two congressmen from opposite sides of the isle might agree with each other and a man that knows more than most people about butting heads with dysfunctional teammates. mr. october himself the great reggie jackson. the days in the bronx bombers, wait until you hear what he has to tell me tonight. begin with the big story, the shutdown showdown day 11. dana bash who deserves a long service award for this story now joins me. dana, where are we? piece, last night there was so much hope, so much optimism because of the fact the two sides sat eyeball to eyeball and talked for an hour and a half and i mean the president and house republicans. that hope has certainly dimmed a lot as here we are going into the weekend without any deal and it doesn t seem like a lot of movement since this morning when house republicans tried to get something, some idea to the white house. and you know what is going on is that in the senate, which of course,
on and on. i ll talk to one of them who believe it or not supports the shutdown. two congressmen from opposite sides of the isle might agree with each other and a man that knows more than most people about butting heads with dysfunctional teammates. mr. october himself the great reggie jackson. the days in the bronx bombers, wait until you hear what he has to tell me tonight. begin with the big story, the shutdown showdown day 11. dana bash who deserves a long service award for this story now joins me. dana, where are we? piece, last night there was so much hope, so much optimism because of the fact the two sides sat eyeball to eyeball and talked for an hour and a half and i mean the president and house republicans. that hope has certainly dimmed a lot as here we are going into the weekend without any deal and it doesn t seem like a lot of movement since this morning when house republicans tried to get something, some idea to the white house. and you know what is going on
patience with john boehner. is this too little too late and what are people across america are paying the price for the shutdown every day goes on and on and on. i ll talk to one of them who believe it or not supports the shutdown. two congressmen from opposite sides of the isle might agree with each other and a man that knows more than most people about butting heads with dysfunctional teammates. mr. october himself the great reggie jackson. the days in the bronx bombers, wait until you hear what he has to tell me tonight. begin with the big story, the shutdown showdown day 11. dana bash who deserves a long service award for this story now joins me. dana, where are we? piece, last night there was so much hope, so much optimism because of the fact the two sides sat eyeball to eyeball and talked for an hour and a half and i mean the president and house republicans. that hope has certainly dimmed a lot as here we are going into the weekend without any deal and it doesn t se
0 [ applause ] this is piers morgan live. welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. the statute of liberty which unbelievely is set to reopen this weekend. i can t say the same about the government. the offer is on the table but not what the president wants. the president has, you know, a number of concerns with the proposal. the house could vote this weekend but republicans and the senate may be running out of patience with john boehner. is this too little too late and what are people across america are paying the price for the shutdown every day goes on and on and on. i ll talk to one of them who believe it or not supports the shutdown. two congressmen from opposite sides of the isle might agree with each other and a man that knows more than most people about butting heads with dysfunctional teammates. mr. october himself the great reggie jackson. the days in the bronx bombers, wait until you hear what he has to tell me tonight. begin with the big st